Salty Mariner Fragrance Oil

10 reviews

$1.29

Salty Mariner Fragrance Oil - This is a fabulous ocean/water or spa fragrance! Musky sea weed, green ozone and salty sea breezes.

Flashpoint: 200 Phthalate Free: Yes Vanillin Content: 0%

This super concentrated manufacturers grade fragrance oil can be used in candles, soaps, lotions, reed diffuser oils, bath salts, bath bombs, lamp rings, incense, sachets, oil warmers, potpourri, to scent dryer balls, to scent clay jewelry, to freshen up candles and more!

Our uncut fragrance oils are measured by weight not volume so fill levels will vary.

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Warranty Information

All fragrance oil sales are final. Due to health and sanitary concerns, and to protect the integrity of our oils, fragrance oils are non-returnable, non-refundable and non-exchangeable. We recommend purchasing sample sizes to ensure that you (or your customers) like the scents and that they perform properly in your applications before investing in larger sizes. Note: Fragrance oils can best be judged when used in an actual application and not directly out of the bottle. No warranties are expressed or implied.

10 Reviews

Salty Air and Canvas...
5
Posted by Edmund on Mar 12th 2021

This is a very realistic ocean air FO that does not fall back on cheesy tricks like coconut to trick you into thinking of the sea - it really does smell like an ocean breeze. Additionally, I get a good note of canvas sails which I didnt see other reviewers mention. That canvas note is something I have not found in any other sea air FOs out there. Well done!
Great spa scent
5
Posted by LG on Feb 10th 2019

I really love this fragrance. Its beachy, fresh, and clean, and very unisex. I am blending it with other fragrances to make a masculine fragrance, so Ive had to add some other super many notes to even it out a bit. :)
A really good clean scent
5
Posted by Kristy on Jun 2nd 2018

This performed really well in cold process soap. I used it in a 130 oz. Batch at 5%. I could have gone higher, but I want to make more soap and the amount was more than enough. I use the heat transfer method to soap and experienced some ricing, but I was able to stick blend it out. I had enough time to get it in the mold and still play with the top a bit.